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people go "oh you are ruining my favorite spots" it's just weird

>What are some "fun" hills in the mid-Atlantic and South?
so ive been trying to figure out this "easier" way up pine mountain and pine mountain is interesting because its an uplift zone within a plateau so its basically a high hill next to miles and miles of dendritically spreading hills extending out as far as you can see, anyways there's the normal trail, two of them in fact from the south or the west but they are both kinda long (7+ mi loop)
theoretically there's a "shortcut" if you will where you could drive on a dirt forest road, park (if there's parking, I haven't scouted), and then take the "mayking loop trail" which basically exists only on maps I'm not sure if its real irl which hooks up with the main east/west trail (pine mountain trail) which then takes you to the view (high rock), if this trail is actually passable, this would cut the elevation and distance in half, but its probably not a trail anymore and due to the logging, the woods are impassable with thick bushes and prickers outside of trails

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